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It was on the way to the Collier County Sheriff's Office on Monday night that he informed one of the deputies that needed to use the bathroom.

The deputy reported in his report that he told DiFalco to 'try and hold it like an adult,' which he did not.

Dylan DiFalco pictured in his High School Football team photograph was out in North Naples with friend on Monday night when he was arrested on a misdemeanour battery charge

After urinating himself in the patrol car, DiFalco was eventually taken to the station and placed in jail on a $2,000 bail bond for his misdemeanour battery charge.

'Unfortunately, it's pretty common for people to urinate, defecate or vomit while in a police car,' said Longmont, Colorado police officer Sean Harper after a series of incidents involving urination last month in his state.

'Sometimes it's because of their condition, sometimes it's in protest, and sometimes it's just in spite.

Dylan DiFalco and friends from Fort Myers High School in Naples, Florida before DiFalco urinated in the back of the patrol car

And police do have a decontamination protocol too.

'If it's a normal shift and nothing like that has happened, the car is passed along to the next officer.

But if there's an incident where some biohazard is released in the vehicle, no matter what the biohazard is, we have a protocol that we follow.'